The islands of Capraia, Giglio and Giannutri will become Covid free in the coming days. The government’s anti-Covid vaccination plan for the smaller islands will also involve some Tuscan islands.
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Von der Leyen at The State of the Union: Italy was right about COVID intervention
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Thursday that Italy was right to call for the European Union to take action in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic in her speech at the State of the Union conference of the European University Institute.
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Green pass, Premier Mario Draghi: Italy is ready to welcome back the world
On May 4th Premier Mario Draghi announced that from May 16 Italy will open its borders for tourism.
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Santo Spirito, it is forbidden to sit on the steps of the church
It is forbidden to sit, eat and drink in the churchyard of the Basilica of Santo Spirito, the square most frequented by young people in Florence.
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Tuscany will lower the restrictions for Covid 19
It’s official. The entire region of Tuscany will lower the restrictions for Covid 19 and return to the yellow zone from Monday April 26, 2021.
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#EarthDay 2021, 6 poems and the live event
For he Earth Day 2021 read 6 poems about earth planet and follow the Earth Day Live event.
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The Italian government’s plan to get out from the Lockdown
The road map for the return to normality begins to be organized by the Draghi government. The first date on the reopening calendar will be April 26th.
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Covid 19, Florence returns to the orange zone
Tuscany and the city of Florence will be in the orange zone next week, confirmed by the Italian Minister of Health Roberto Speranza.
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Face shield, the cheeper and ecological alternative to the mask
In an opinion published in the scientific journal Jama by US scholars, the effectiveness of face shields in contrasting the spread of the epidemic from Covid-19 is mentioned.
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Adolescent mental disorder, UNICEF-WHO conference in Florence
Increase in child and adolescent mental disorders spurs new push for action by UNICEF and WHO. Up to 20 per cent of adolescents globally experience mental disorders, and around 15 per cent of adolescents in low-and middle-income countries have considered suicide. UNICEF and WHO will co-host their first ever conference on the topic in Florence, Italy, 7-9 November.
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